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Hydrogen is one of the most common elements in our environment. Being able to be used in a wide variety of applications, renewable hydrogen is truly the fuel of the future in the ongoing quest by governments worldwide to decarbonise industries.
Hydrogen fuel cell technology is advancing at such a rate that it is expected to become a leading alternative for personal and commercial transportation in the near future. Emissions-free vehicles are entering the market at an affordable price and with higher performance. A comprehensive refuelling network in Australia is being built to drive this transition to hydrogen fuel cars.
Due to technological advancements, hydrogen has the potential to take over from diesel as the preferred fuel for electricity generators, and for good reason. It’s easily transportable, inexpensive to produce and green. It provides stable electricity, is quick to produce, easy to use and delivers high-capacity energy. Sectors expected to transition from diesel to hydrogen generators are construction sites, hospitals and remote communities.
There has been a commitment from many governments worldwide to achieve net zero emissions in the medium term. In support of this, hydrogen fuel is viewed as a strong energy source. Hydrogen generators are expected to drive Australia’s transition from high emissions electricity to clean, renewable forms in the coming years.
Unlike major renewable energy sources, hydrogen is not dependent on weather cycles or elements that are beyond a user’s control.
Hydrogen generated electricity can be stored to stabilise energy from other renewable sources and optimise their use. Countless green hydrogen companies are making this a reality through increased capabilities funded by both private and government investment.
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